Reviews for The Maid's Three-Star Cuisine in Another World I Used Real-Life Dishes to Become a Palace Sensation Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was “What a selfish protagonist,” but as I read on, I fell in love with the attitude of putting up with what I wanted to eat and cooking for my partner! Also, the comedian Bari's facial art is interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The strangely realistic food in the cover illustration looked delicious, so I read it a bit, and it was interesting because it was a story where a heroine with an amazing obsession with food and a sense of inquiry plays an active role. Until now, I've been reading Isekai Tensei Mono and haven't paid attention to eating habits, but when I thought about it carefully, I definitely thought it would be painful to have a world without junk food, convenience store sweets, ramen, sweets, or anything. I'm Gutara, so I may not make an effort to recreate it just because I miss it, but I honestly want to support the heroine who has ambitions and pushes forward. I was surprised by the development where the heroine, who wanted to live by gnawing at her parents' shins for the rest of her life, was suddenly scouted by a maid who makes “snacks” for the prince, but I learned the joy of making dishes “for myself” “for people,” and it seems that we will be able to see a reproduction of modern gourmet cuisine with further ingenuity in the future, so I'm excited.

This review contains spoilers. It is a special genre of Isekai Tensei. Rotten girls who love desserts (?) The main character suddenly remembered his memories from his previous life. If only there were desserts that didn't require love, fame, or money! In such a state, this world is truly a hell in a country where desserts are backward. Naturally, the royal palace heard that they put their whole life into making various things, and they were scouted by the chief maid. The author's love for desserts can also be felt from the depiction of desserts that are black and white yet very tasty. It depicts the struggles of the protagonist, who has obtained almost the same equipment, materials, and opportunities for study as before from the standpoint of magic and the royal palace. It's very interesting. I'm looking forward to the continuation. This is probably a gag comic. Love love is unnecessary though...

This review contains spoilers. It's common in modern Japan, but many delicious foods have appeared, so I'm excited to read it. It was impressive that the main character's way of thinking about working for the royal palace became the exact opposite. I was surprised that the prince taking the place of the king was young. The pictures are easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. While there are plenty of gags and a fun story unfolding, I think Shirley's presence is very valuable, especially in this day and age. Rather than home-cooked meals, I got the impression that many dishes with the image of being a staple of eating out have appeared rather than home-cooked meals. Among them, it can be said that slapstick when making pizza has an impact. I also thought it was amazing that they worked so hard on the snack genre repertoire.

This review contains spoilers. It stands out even among comics of the same genre, which have a number of gourmet foods from other worlds! It's nice that the story is easier to read than comedies, the pictures are beautiful, and the snacks aren't just sweet! I'm looking forward to the next one too!

This review contains spoilers. ? Until now, I wasn't really interested in “tsundere,” but watching this work went beyond my interest in tsundere and fell in love with it. Thank you so much to the authors.?

This review contains spoilers. Jacqueline seems like a villain from the middle, but I'm moved by the fact that she was a good tsundere kid in the end...!! Besides, the depiction of snacks is too much food terrorism!!! It made me want to eat hot dogs.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the description of the food is precise and delicate, and even though it's black and white, it looks delicious. Of course, the pizza on the cover is deliciously grilled, which is drawn in color. It's too amazing. And the content is actually comical. The main character stayed up all night preparing cacao, and had a lot of funny depictions, such as struggling with pizza baking that he wasn't used to and creating a stand called “Bob from 30 Years of Pizza Baking,” which was very interesting. Bob had a particularly strong presence. They are not bullied by senior maids, and there are no useless depictions of love, etc., and the place where they face gourmet food is also highly likable. jacqueline? they are good opponents. I want them to continue cooking without falling in love ~ I hope I can find rice soon.

This review contains spoilers. In food-related comics, illustrations of rice are combined with depictions of eating deliciously to create a wonderful harmony. They both work very well and are good. Maid, which specializes in Prince's Snack Time, is a comic set I've seen for the first time. It was candy time where the prince originally ate something he didn't like (for a reason & without saying it), but it's so nice that the prince's face brightened up! The main character also knows for the first time in this world where he reincarnated the joy of “having people eat it.” It's also very nice that the gag style pictures come out at interesting times. Shirley feels good because she has memories of her previous life, doesn't get dented even when she is mean, and has a good personality.